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A Century of Service: Probation and Pretrial Services’ Impact on Justice
Arising from humble beginnings to perform a century of service, U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services has played a pivotal role in serving the courts and…
Supreme Court Rules for San Francisco in Dispute Over EPA Sewage Discharge Permits
The divided court held the EPA cannot impose general water quality conditions on wastewater discharge permits, a win for the California city over its aging…
Latham Team Knocks Out Antitrust Claims and Wins Partial Motion to Dismiss for Apple in iCloud Case
A judge in California federal court has partially granted Apple’s motion to dismiss an antitrust complaint involving its cloud storage service, iCloud, ruling that Apple…
Former Judges Question Judicial Silence Amid Partisan Attacks on Judiciary
“[T]he dissemination of aggressive, angry, hostile, threatening comments about federal judges—and the number of them coming from people who are elected representatives of the people…
Judge Demands CFPB Witness Testimony in Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
“I just want to know if the work is being done or isn’t being done,” U.S. District Senior Judge Amy Berman Jackson said at a…
Benesch Sees Revenue Spike 30%, Amid Rapid Head Count Expansion
As Benesch matched the market for associate pay, it also bumped up pay for salary partners.
Former U.S. Attorneys to Join McGuireWoods in Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Raleigh
Ryan K. Buchanan from the Northern District of Georgia, Michael F. Easley Jr. from the Eastern District of North Carolina and Eric G. Olshan from…
Orthofix Fired Execs for Private Texts. They're Fighting Back With a Vengeance
The company’s former CLO, CEO and CFO have filed a defamation lawsuit seeking at least $137 million.
Georgia Aims to Become Latest State to Regulate Litigation Financing
Senate Bill 69, which would mandate that third-party financiers register with the state and require public disclosure of financing agreements, cleared the chamber on Thursday….
Coinbase Files FOIA Request for SEC's Crypto Expenditures
“With no definitive court ruling and the potential for conflicting judicial opinions, the SEC’s decision to drop the case can be seen as an implicit…